Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g
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| No power to fixture. | Check that power is switched on and cables | |
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One or more of the fixtures |
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Primary fuse blown (located at the mains | Disconnect fixture and replace fuse. | ||
is completely dead. | inlet cable). | ||
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| Secondary fuse(s) blown (located on | Disconnect fixture. Check fuses on PCB and | |
| PCB inside base). | replace. | |
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Fixtures reset correctly but | The controller is not connected. | Connect controller. | |
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all respond erratically or not | Install a | ||
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at all to the controller. | controller and the first fixture on the link. | ||
link (i.e. signal is reversed). | |||
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| Inspect connections and cables. Correct poor | |
| Bad data link connection | connections. Repair or replace damaged | |
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| Data link not terminated with 120Ω termi- | Insert termination plug in output jack of the | |
| nation plug. | last fixture on the link. | |
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Fixtures reset correctly but | Incorrect addressing of the fixtures. | Check fixture address and protocol settings. | |
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| Bypass one fixture at a time until normal oper- | ||
some respond erratically or |
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not at all to the controller. | One of the fixtures is defective and dis- | ation is regained: unplug the XLR in and out | |
| connectors and connect them directly | ||
| turbs data transmission on the link. | ||
| together. Have the fixture serviced by a quali- | ||
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| XLR | Install a | |
| fixtures or swap pins 2 and 3 in the fixture that | ||
| (pins 2 and 3 reversed). | ||
| behaves erratically. | ||
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Magnetically indexed effect |
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resets correctly but wanders | Effect wheel or magnetic sensor requires | Disable effects feedback (page 13). Contact | |
after fixture reaches operat- | mechanical adjustment. | Martin technician for service. | |
ing temperature. |
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| The transformer setting does not match | Disconnect fixture. Check transformer setting | |
Mechanical effect loses | local voltage. | and correct if necessary. | |
position. | Mechanical train requires cleaning, | Contact Martin technician for service. | |
| adjustment, or lubrication. | ||
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Lamp fails to strike after |
| Send LAMP OFF command before sending | |
turning the fixture off and on | Electronic ballast does not recognize | another LAMP ON command. The lamp will | |
again, or after a power fail- | that the lamp is off. | strike after an 8 minute delay. See protocol for | |
ure. (MAC 500 E) |
| override if dLOF is set to OFF | |
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| The ballast and transformer settings do | Disconnect fixture. Check ballast and trans- | |
| not match local AC voltage and fre- | ||
No light and “LERR” error | former settings and correct if necessary. | ||
quency. | |||
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message displayed. |
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Lamp blown | Disconnect fixture and replace lamp. | ||
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| Lamp not installed | Disconnect fixture and install lamp. | |
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| Allow fixture to cool. | |
| Fixture is too hot. | Reduce ambient room temperature. | |
Lamp cuts out intermittently. |
| Recalibrate temperature sensors. | |
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The ballast and transformer settings do | Disconnect fixture. Check ballast and trans- | ||
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| not match local AC voltage and fre- | ||
| former settings and correct if necessary. | ||
| quency. | ||
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